Ancient Japanese gold leaf artists were truly masters of their craft. An analysis of six…
Month: July 2014
Revolutionary device makes machining composites as easy as ‘cutting through butter’
Researchers have developed a device which could revolutionize the way cutting, drilling and milling is…
Concern at lack of teenage patients in cancer trials reported by researchers
Age limits on clinical trials need to be more flexible to allow more teenage cancer…
Behavioral therapy added to pediatric antidepressant treatment reduces likelihood of relapse
Cognitive behavioral therapy in addition to medication improves the long-term success of treatment for children…
NASA launches carbon mission to watch Earth breathe
NASA successfully launched its first spacecraft dedicated to studying atmospheric carbon dioxide on July 1,…
3-D printer to aid the visually impaired students in their educational endeavors
New technology has been developed to make tactile objects with ease thanks to the convergence…
Socioeconomic status associated with peripheral artery disease risk
Previous research has established a link between lower socioeconomic status and an increased risk of…
Fine-scale climate model projections predict malaria at local levels
Fine-scale climate model projections suggest the possibility that population centers in cool, highland regions of…
New approach for tuberculosis drugs
In the past 50 years, only one new tuberculosis drug has come on to the…
Making graphene from plastic?
Graphene is gaining heated attention, dubbed a “wonder material” with great conductivity, flexibility and durability….